in excel i have a single row range A1:Z1
how can i get that to be an entry into microsoft access?
then also, in excel could i do a vlookup from access? or what would be a
good way to get data out of access?
thanks in advance
in excel i have a single row range A1:Z1
how can i get that to be an entry into microsoft access?
then also, in excel could i do a vlookup from access? or what would be a
good way to get data out of access?
thanks in advance
hi,
Excel to Access.
Best way might be to link access to the xl range.
in acess Find>get external date> link>follow the wizard.
you can then write and append query to append it to any table.
access to excel.
again link via microsoft query.(MSQ)
in excel Data>Get external data>new Database query>follow the wizard.
here you can link to access tabel or access querys.
Regards
FSt1
"choice" wrote:
> in excel i have a single row range A1:Z1
>
> how can i get that to be an entry into microsoft access?
>
> then also, in excel could i do a vlookup from access? or what would be a
> good way to get data out of access?
>
> thanks in advance
hi,
excel to access.
technical point. declare your range in xl a named range then link access to
the named range instead of the entire sheet. access sometimes gets confused
with xl's "used space".
Regards
FSt1
"FSt1" wrote:
> hi,
> Excel to Access.
> Best way might be to link access to the xl range.
> in acess Find>get external date> link>follow the wizard.
> you can then write and append query to append it to any table.
>
> access to excel.
> again link via microsoft query.(MSQ)
> in excel Data>Get external data>new Database query>follow the wizard.
> here you can link to access tabel or access querys.
>
> Regards
> FSt1
>
>
>
> "choice" wrote:
>
> > in excel i have a single row range A1:Z1
> >
> > how can i get that to be an entry into microsoft access?
> >
> > then also, in excel could i do a vlookup from access? or what would be a
> > good way to get data out of access?
> >
> > thanks in advance
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